1950s lingerie styles and trends were heavily influenced by the glamour and va-va-voom of the era’s most influential Hollywood stars. Marylin Monroe, Jane Russell, and Lana Turner had glowing confidence which was partly expressed in the comfort of their own curves. In the 50s we start to see women showing off their shape instead of trying to pin it down…. View Post
1940s lingerie embodies expansion, diversity, utility, style, and comfort. Designed to serve a larger range of body types, compared to previous decades, and serve the wallets of women during an economically challenging period, 1940s lingerie styles and trends remain a modern-day icon. Women in the ’40s were working while men were off at war. They didn’t spend a majority of… View Post
Wondering how to buy vintage satin lingerie? We have you covered! Learn about this versatile fabric and the sexy lingerie it can produce. Satin lingerie is an echo of the late nineties. A niche daydream of Paris. Choppy bangs, burgundy lips, and hip-hugging jeans. Satin lingerie is easily translatable to fashionable streetwear. Pair a satin negligee with chunky socks and… View Post
From boyish figures to bodacious statement pieces, the transition from the ’20s into the 1930s lingerie styles and trends made a lasting impact on undergarment fashion for decades to come. The fabrics got slippery with shiny silk, satin crepe, crepe de chine, yarn crepe, watered crepe mousseline, and satin georgette dominating and the silhouettes began to cling to curves. Small… View Post
Women, fashion, and lingerie in the 1920s were all iconic. The energetic era of flappers inspired a time of freedom, fun, and independence. Lingerie in the 1920s evolved from buxom to boyish. Out with the tight girdles of the 1900s and in with the flattened silhouettes, loose slips, and comfortable bloomers and chemise. Here are the best of 1920s lingerie… View Post